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AI2AI and Decentralized web

Paul Arssov

The podcast episodes are educational presentationson a wide variety of topics - mainly technology (often AI related) but also psychology, business, marketing, politics.

This is part of our community building for our:
'Decentralized web' project - decentralizeweb.org
AI2AI project - ai2ai.decentralizeweb.org
and 3D NFTs marketplace - 3dnft.decentralizeweb.org

In the end of the presentation there is an introduction of several of our projects.

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S26 · E819
Friday · 42 min
"Vibe coding - when the AI is railroading developers (part 2) "
When demanding shorter responses from AI reduces the accuracy of the answers. Verbosity of the model producing more tokens to cover all possible edge cases. Tricks to manage the perverse tendencies of AI models - planning, permission, pruning....
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S26 · E809
Thursday · 38 min
"Vibe coding - when the AI is railroading developers (part 1) "
The 'almost there' feeling, rewards come unpredictably - operant conditioning of human coders. Minimum efforts with promise of significant rewards. AI writing too much code and charging for it, Getting lost and failing when tasked with difficult...
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S26 · E802
Wednesday · 44 min
"Near death experiences - analyzed (part 2) "
Unconditional love, kindness, relationships beyond the current lifetime, life plan charted at birth, chosen circumstances. Blessing one self and others, reaching across time and space, invisible guides helping with soul's mission...
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S26 · E725
Tuesday · 39 min
"Near death experiences - analyzed (part 1) "
Often dismissed by science, near-death-experiences are remarkable consistent as describes by people who did experience them. Multiple take-away's described in details...
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S26 · E705
Monday · 34 min
"Stirring anger and rage - the rise of intolerance (part 2) "
Intolerance and anger silences moderate voices. Saying "it's complicated" gets drowned by shouting "its simple". Bitterness-anger loop - promising strength but actually delivering weakness.
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S26 · E628
September 25 · 30 min
"Stirring anger and rage - the rise of intolerance (part 1) "
Taking one feeling and transforming it into another. When anger becomes the default response. Converting disappointment, hurt, or fear automatically into anger. Rewiring brains for hostility.
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S26 · E619
September 24 · 31 min
"US dollar flows and the self imposed destablilization (part 2) "
Past perception of the US dollar neutrality, and current financial weaponization of the dollar. Chilling effect and reaction from large world economies - China, India, Brazil. End of hegemony...
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S26 · E614
September 23 · 43 min
"US dollar flows and the self imposed destablilization (part 1) "
Historic lessons from the Roman empire. The myth of dollar infallibility. Brief history of dollar backing. The tension between value preservation and the liquidity provision - still unresolved on global scale...
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S26 · E607
September 22 · 46 min
"Present day state of US currency and governance (part 2)"
Understanding the crisis in the US with psychology - through 3 filters. Emphasizing on power, authority and strategic advantage instead of understanding, cooperation, integration. Applying force invites resistance back.
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S26 · E530
September 21 · 49 min
"Present day state of US currency and governance (part 1)"
The actions of the current US president and administration and how do they relate to the US dollar and US standing in the world. Contrast of confident statements and the reality - inside of US and world wide...
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S26 · E524
September 18 · 42 min
"Historic lessons on strategy which apply today"
Planning to build a bridge in Medieval time which failed - what it teaches us. Strategy crafted well is more than a direction, or a narrative. Great strategy enables the shift of an organization’s direction, pace, approach.
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S26 · E517
September 17 · 54 min
"How exactly did we (humans) come to believe that we have a memory?"
The existence of a memory is not something we can sense directly - we cannot see or touch memory like we can a ball. What counts as a memory - plans, opinions, beliefs, fantasies...? All of these are thoughts - appearing and disappearing...
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S26 · E510
September 16 · 55 min
"What is easy for humans is difficult for AI and what is easy for AI is difficult for humans"
A paradox named after Moravec compares tasks performed by humans and AI. Human evolution honed specific skills. Reasoning skills, logical thinking, mathematics offer limited help in the messy realities of the world we live.
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S26 · E503
September 15 · 44 min
"Applying the theory of mind in building of an AI (part 2) "
What are the differences between a LLM and human mind? Knowledge gathered on large scale vs millenia of social interactions, symbolic processing vs emotional, physiological and psychological responses, multi perspective processing.
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S26 · E426
September 14 · 51 min
"Applying the theory of mind in building of an AI (part 1) "
Deep dive into how the human mind works. From patterns to predictions. Having goals that influence behavior. Dealing with others. Recognizing cultural and social contexts. Applying emotions - empathy and collaboration..
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S26 · E419
September 11 · 47 min
"Achieving mastery by addition or subtraction paths "
For the beginner learning is about adding - skills, knowledge, experience. However we should not mistake comprehension for knowledge. Subtraction - stripping away the nonessential is the path to true fluency.
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S26 · E411
September 10 · 53 min
"On sustainability and the illusion of abundance based on limited natural resources "
Often sustainability refers to things which can not be sustained indefinitely. We are facing depletion of finite natural resources which can lead to our civilization no longer growing and eventually slow or fast crumbling.
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S26 · E405
September 9 · 49 min
"Peek into the human mind and its rules that we can not escape "
The usual stubborn and repetitive patterns of every day existence, persistent use of the mind's internal rule system. Rumination, often tied to depression or anxiety, acting that resists correction, even when new evidence appears.
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S26 · E329
September 8 · 45 min
"What kind of AI do we want - thinking for us, or making us think better?! "
More and more sophisticated AI allows users to skip the hard work on building, updating and refining skills. The risk of making human kind lazier, dumber, lulled to sleep. What is the alternative, smart way of AI use?!
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S26 · E322
September 8 · 54 min
"On debt in modern economy - the rise of 'renters' class and financialization of capitalism "
Capitalism has been an economic system for several hundred years. After centuries of growth it is entering a self-destructive stage valuing activities with little tangible value but generating big amount of money...
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